The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-23
ENrRRrA1NMENrS.

The entertainment and hop Of the John p En-
twistla Association-comp posed of members of John
p Entwistle:Lodge, No. 224, 1. o. o. Fat Bergen
Hall. last Monday night, was very successful and
largely attended affair.
The Hoboken Gun Club an association composed
Of gentlemen interested in shooting and cunning,
will give its first annual ball Monday evening. jan
uary 81, at the Avenue House. Five Corners. 1t
promises to be a most enjoyable event and large
attendance Is expected. Music will be furnished
by Pro-. VIM. Heisinge; orchestra.
The fourteenth annual masquerade ball of the
Germsnia Frauen Mutual Relief Association was
held at Kroebels Hudson County Garder. last Mon.
day evening and, like two other socable events in
the county the same evening, was in charge of la
dies solely. One hundred and Fifty portlv German
girls. with as many happy escorts. Joined in the
festivities and made the affair the most successful,
financially in the history Of the association. The
officers Pre- ident Mrs. Faux; Vice President,
Mrs Frauer; Secretary, MIS-. Billing; Treasurer,
Mrs. Schmuller. Mrs Ruhling and Mrs. Muller
were with the officers as Committeeeef Arrange
ments. and Mrs. Frauer was the Flour Manager.
Cooper's Hall was the cautre of attraction fer
some hundred couples last Wednesday ev, ming 1t
was the occasion of the annual ball of Adopted
Daughter Lodge, No. 3, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen. No more select and ENJOYABLE affiir has
been held this season in Cooper's Hail. and its
cess is mainly due to the efforts of the Committee
of Arrangements-Messrs Fleigan. Logan. iCapner
and Doean-and Floor Manager James E. Doe und
his assistants, Messrs Lahey and Boyce. Joseph
Capner was Chairman of the Reception Commit
tee, assisted by Peter Logan and ten other mem
bers of the lodge The ladies' toilets gen.
orally very tasty and In some instances much more
than ordinary.
The annual reception of the Silver Star Pleasure
Club was held last Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Harry Browning, on jackson avsnue.
1t was an event in the history of the club that will
long be rememb ered for its sociablity. The dane
ing was interspersed with singing and other social
festivities and at midnight sumptuous supper
was enjoyed Among those present were: Joseph
LOCKWOOD and Miss Kate Smith. Samuel McLaugh-
lin and Miss Belle Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Connors Mr.. and Mrs. John Browning, Peter Aus
tin and Miss Lizzie Cunningham, James Dean and
Miss Sadler, Richard Sadler and Miss Fountain,
Charles Jordan and Miss Ella Miller. Thomas G.
Withers and Miss Sarah Cronham, Frederick Dali
ton and Miss Mamie Douglas, of Brooklyn, and
James Redfern and sistar Ida.
There was mock divorce trial last Monday even.
ing at the residence of Mr.. Moxham, No. lag Con-
gress street. under the auspices of the Alpha Delta
Society. in which the principal participants were
Raymond Colomhin, R 81. Moxham, Z. Gray, Jas.
Elliott, William Ainsworth, Norman Christie. g.
Ulrich, Harry Lynch. George Brewer, A. Il. Davis
A. Chester, A. Marsh A. L. Harrington Grin Du-
bois, James McGil Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Beach
and the following young ladies present: The
Misses Emma Moxham, Tillie Schaub Alice
King, Irene and Lille McMann, Maggie Farrar
Clara Benson, Gussie McGil. Fanny Cheston, Kilt Q
Larkins, Christina Smith, Alice Parsons, Katie Ell
lott Hannah Smyth Ida Christie Leila Wardell
Nettie Marsh, Eleanor Colombin, Alice and Flor
ence Barnes. Leila Elliott Addie Wardell and Har-
riet Bailey.
of young and pretty ladies, had their annual blow
out at Fairs Hall, No. 16S Beacon avenue last
Monday night. OF course their gentlemen friends
there in force to enlivon the festivities but
the affair entirely in charge of ladies. The
Misses Hannah Shea, Nellie Kenney, Ella Donovan
and Jennie WEIGH directed the dancing, assisted
by MISS Mary Devine and the committee, the
Misses Norah Kenney, Mary McCae and Katie Ken
ney. Miss Tweed was SeIgeat-et-Arms At mid
night the ladies served collation.. Among those
present were George F lowell and Miss McCue
n Gillian and MiesM Nav Rohert nall
and Miss Nellie Kenney. William Foley and Miss
May McConney, John Moran and Miss Annie Shee-
han, I, F. O'Brien and Miss Maggie Doyle, James
f. Larkins and Miss Maggie Cahiil, J. J. Darby and
Miss Katie Kenney NJ. Rooney and wife, William
Duffy ana Miss Aggie Sicily. William Sicily and
Miss Katie King, Edward Burke and Miss Annie
O'Connor, and Nicholas Carey and sister.
The Martha Washington verein, of the Heights,
and its friends gathered at the Avenue) House. Five
Corners, last Monday night, and in all kinds Of
costumes tripped the light fantastic till the wee
sma' hours of Tuesday morning with sufficient in
Permission to supply the inner man. It was the
eighth annual masquerade ball of the association.
The ball was in charge of the officers of the club:
President, Mrs. Lppert; Vice President Mrs. HUI
Der; Secretaries, Mrs. Kobb and Mrs Schmidt;
Treasurer Mrs. Altman. and the Committee of Ar
rangements consisting of Mesdames Schmidt.
Schick and Hauck. Among the large number pres
ent the SUNDAY MoRNINE News reporter recognized
the following: Charles Miller and Miss Ida Franz
George Schaffenberg and wife, W. Frank and Miss
Acorn, John Koch and ISIS E. Schwartz Herman
Kinket John Schwartz and Miss Theresa Craig
Julius Koch and Miss Emma Herst. Robert Asell
and wife. John Cooper and Miss Z, Miller II. Rus
sell and Miss Aggie King, F. Lane and Miss Reuter-,
John Keeper aud Miss Faulheiber, William Bryson
and Miss Boyer, j. Band Miss Lppert, aud G.
Hest.
Kesser's new Winter Garden was gayly decorated
last Wednesday evening and at nine O'Clock pre-
sented scene of great animation with its 200 mas
queraders. 1t was the third annual invitation
masquerade bali of the Mignonette Pleasure Circle
of the Heights. The ball was in charge of thurman
Plant, John Collins Harry Newkirk ana David Ell
labv. the Reception Committee. Charles seibert,
aided by Arthur N. Newkirk, and the committee.
Charles L. Lyons. William Freitas, George T.
Hammes, Emil Rattellier and John Doddridge
had charge of the dancing. Among those present
were James H. Plant, ]. w Wallace and Miss Annie
McGee, n. Zabriskie. William Van Buskirk A.
Christian and Miss Jennie Collins A. Stockman
and Miss Lillian Joues, August Henkel and Miss
Jessie Jones, Mr.. Greenwood and Miss Farrer. Mr..
Neares and Miss NJ. Treun, A. Jacket and Miss A.
Treum, A. Baldwin and Miss MCGEE, T. Mcdonald
and Hiss Doney, Russell Ranger and Miss Leroy
Messrs. Parmental, Harry Jones' John Lyons Jo-
seph Aeirs Frank Hays, William Calams A. Null
holland, A. Davis. O Willie, William Cookson and
Miss Annie Farrell John Collins and Miss S. G.
Thompson.
The Young Mems Independent Club of the Fourth
District held Its annual ball at Pohlmann's last
Monday night. TWAS grand success in every re-
sI,ect. The orders of dance were models of the
printers art. The committee in charge of the
affair did all in their power to have things move
smoothly, and their efforts met with eminent sue
cess. Besides representatives of the William f.
Kern and other social organizations of the Heights
there were present in the large company President
Brackner and Miss Baugert. Edward Murabead
and Miss Ida Kline, August Humid, M. Lutz M. g.
Underhill, Louis Hoel, Charles Sakmann, Philip
Wellbacker. Robert Lax, Eugene MardIn, Christian
Mersheimer and their wives; Charles Brueger and
sister, Joseph Mehl and Miss Annie Elmer, James
Wilson and Miss Annie White, John Wilson and
Miss Mamie White, George Keifer and MISS Fitz-
simmons. Harry Braun and Miss Farrell. John
Donnacker and Miss Louise Some. Fred. Mers-
boir and wifi Hapr and Ar,rfo
Brown, G. Glambrecbt and Miss tena Ropes,
Joseph Steiner ard Miss Lizzie Elmer, An, rev
Shaw and Henry Mehl Jr., and their wives; Chris.
ziegler and Ella Coyne John Dunno and sister,
Commissioner William F. Kern. Samuel Nagle,
Fire Commissioner Conway, Aldermen Elliott and
John Prigge, J. @. Casiendieck, Ernest Packer ,
Oscar Miedneh and Miss Agnes Laube, and Fred.
Richie and Miss Annie Young.